The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1887-12-22
THE COMMONWEALTH.

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and Cincinnati.
A coNx,Trrr of the Kentuckv Press As-
sociation met M the Calf House I.ouis-
vile n few davs since 10 draft n Ieyni adj
vertisino . bil, io 10 \ fTered 10 ibe Ken,nclxv
Legislature for Consideration. Henry A.
Sommers. Of the Elizabetbtowu Ners. was
chosen nresidiny oftlcer Resolutions uere
adopted recon mend ng the pnssage Of a
general advertising Jaw, regulating prices
10 prevent the giving of State printing to
newspaper monopolies.
TuIRTY-rwo racers belonging to Hon. w.
L. Scott's stabl, wcie o disposed OF by auc-
ton at Lexing,t n, a few days ago.
TEE noted trotting stallion Messenger
Chief died nt ersail es fir, m the rupture
OF blood vessel. Value, S9O0OO.
OwsLEY County is perhaps about as
completely isolated as any spot In the
state, there being neither railroad nor
water communication with 1t.
MoREnEAD Is about to have newspaper
located there.
The toot-toot of the locomotive has be-
come familiar sound 10 the dcnjzens Of
I,a,bourvillc tha railroad HAVING hoe,
comp cted to that place.
a,,rr,v ova.yaa,.oId ~, .na ,,,a,,ho
fptura c.ndlda,a for presidant of ,he
United States attending the n,.imarv a.
par,ment at Hazel Green Academy re-
Gently nrodpced and read efors tho scbool
the following original composition on
.,hiclxeus. "Hens makes nesses and doc.
catches coons.'
WM CuSpYP. a had character of Adair
County. teipr warned TO leave the comfy.
procured gun and shot and killed TAFT
Ir, shaw. an estimab.e ci,izen. Tbonoh
pursued and fired unon bya body Of men.
curdiff ESCAPED.
Ir bas leen 4 .scovarsd ,,e. Jobr Jacoh
AID Josenb Lang and bis sistars Mrs
Iizzia p8ater nd sMrs R,,b,,ro slim.
metz mi ~ 1onisviiIe arc ro,aI heirs
with relatives Heinz IN Garn,an. T., the
es,ate ~ ,ia lao ex -cavorrar nrichaaI
Hahn ofIonisiaraa asti, at,,d II M % oon ooo No.
IT,, por,.,'1;,'s - ~. r,.,.,t 60.
,or;aI 49,. - ,saa t-'.
Ionas ~ otnrahlouioss s,,.a''s', no. san,
Nh, ras;srn sr,o 'rh ~ - ~
~. Hill, reSlBnec. Inc Democrats nOml-
mated Hamilton Reisinger 10 oppose
him.
THE post-office at Hickman will be
raised to the third, or Presidential, class
January /.
The sheriff If Jessamine county and the
udge, two members of the comparing
boai of elections, have issued a certificate
10 W. T. Jones, the Democratic candidate
for Representative.
GILMAN Il BRrxT. Of Bourbop Countv.
have slaughtered and sbippod TO New
York and Boston about twenty thousand
turkeys, for which thew Maid six and half
cents a pound on foot, making total Of
$1,000. They Skinned from Ricbmond
5000 head and from Mention 1000 w
Ransom shipped from Paris n. COO pounds.
for which he mid nm averapo of seven and
q half cents per pound, dressed.
The Exchange Mills, Of Carlisle, burned
10 the ground, entailing loss Of over Sa0,-
600 TO Messrs. Bogers a. Bostain, the pro-
prietors. The mill had just been rehtted
with the roller process, and had Otherwise
been improved until II was one OF the best
equipped mills IN Kentucky. Beside the
building and machinery lost there wero
about $50 barrels OF flour and over 1900
bushels Of wheat burned The insurance
was only s4,coO on the mill and sl,ooo on
tne stock'
MISS DArHA BARTON stepuaugn'er OF =.
y, ~ "e,'s, was 'nrown from ner morse uear
.ue raiiway crossing a' 'Nichoiasvilie. Her
ieg was orohei'' nu' sne escaped olner So
lious INJURIES. one is qui'e young' anu
uaring eques'rienne.
htv. DR. BASIL MANLY, a professor ~ lne
baptist Ineoiogicai seminary, OF LOUIS
viile' Whiie returning 70 MS n'me lew
evenings ago. was Wayia ana SAND
.aggea ~ 'wo 'hashea inen' MS conu'-
uoh % cri''cal
THE biennial report of Slate Auditor
Hewitt is ready for issuance to the mem
ers OF the General Assembly. 1t COM
prises the financial condition Of the STATE ea